# Mesa Utility Terms (V2)

Version 2, published with the V2 release candidate. These terms describe the $MESA utility rail:
Lock Rewards and paid Launch Boost. They are separate from the launchpad contracts, which have their
own release gate and their own documentation at /docs.

## 1. Status

The V2 utility rail is a release candidate. No complete schema-3 V2 manifest is checked in, so V2
reads and wallet writes are closed. Candidate source, local tests, simulations and candidate
addresses are not deployment evidence and do not open writes.

V1 is a deployed, superseded, recovery-only contract holding one historical one-MESA lock position.
Mesa may verify that position for checkpoint, claim and matured withdrawal only. There is no new V1
lock, permit, approval, extension, Boost or paid placement.

## 2. Lock Rewards

Any wallet may lock $MESA. There is no deposit fee.

The three disclosed terms are 30 days at 1.00x, 90 days at 1.15x and 180 days at 1.25x. Principal is
non-transferable while locked, is never slashed, and is fully refundable after unlock.

A position activates in the next immutable V2 epoch and earns only across complete epochs. Epoch 0 is
a two-hour lock-only window from deployment. Epoch 1 is a two-hour fees-and-Boost window. Epoch 2
bridges to the first Monday 00:00 UTC strictly after epoch 1 ends. Later epochs run Monday to Monday.

Rewards consist solely of realized Launch Boost fees and may be zero. There is no APY, no emission
and no yield promise.

## 3. Launch Boost

Only the creator recorded by the supported launchpad can fund a launch's position. The paid-rail
score is net refundable principal multiplied by the same capped term multiplier used for Lock
Rewards.

Boost hard-reverts throughout the initial lock-only epoch and opens at the fee epoch exactly two
hours after deployment. When an already-eligible locker cohort exists, a ceiling-rounded 1% of the
gross deposit is routed to that cohort; when no such cohort exists the fee is waived rather than
saved for future lockers.

Longer or additional locks recommit the resulting position under the contract's disclosed term rules.

## 4. What Boost is not

Boosted placement is a separate, visibly paid, capital-weighted rail. It never changes organic
Discover order. It is not endorsement, identity verification, vetting, audit or a safety signal of
any kind.

## 5. Ownership

After the one-time reward-source wiring, the utility contracts have no ongoing owner, no slashing,
no pause and no upgrade path. The terms above are disclosed contract behaviour, not a promise of
returns.

## 6. Risk

Tokens launched through Mesa are unaudited by default. Hook parameters are fixed at launch and can be
read on chain before trading. Nothing in this document is financial advice, and nothing here
guarantees any outcome, price, reward or liquidity.